Emily Miller-Francisco

Responsibilities

• Subject Areas

  • Biology

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling

  • Criminal Justice

  • Environmental Studies & Policy

  • Ethnic & Racial Studies

  • Gender, Sexuality, & Women's Studies

  • Mathematics

  • Philosophy

  • Psychology

  • Sociology & Anthropology

Contact Information

• Phone: 541.552.6819

• Email: millere@sou.edu

Current Committees

SOU Campus

• Curriculum Committee (2013 to present)

• Faculty Personnel Committee (2021 to present)

• Gender, Sexuality, & Women's Studies Council (2014 to present)

Publications

• "The Democracy Project at SOU: The Status and Role of Women in India." Ashland Daily Tidings (Oct 18, 2015).

• "Creating Dynamic Websites Using jQuery." Computers in Libraries (Jul/Aug 2010): 26-28.

• "Managing Electronic Resources in a Time of Shrinking Budgets." Library Collections, Acquisitions and Technical Services 27 (2003): 507-512.

• "Web Watch." Library Journal (April 2003): 32-34.

   

Presentations & Poster Sessions

• Succession Planning in Uncertain Times: Rebuilding the Library from the Ground Up. Poster Session. June 2020, American Libraries Association, Virtual Conference.

• A Cross-Discipline Review of Human Trafficking Literature. September 18, 2019, EuroCrim2019, Ghent, Belgium.

• Orbis Cascade Ebook Program. July 9, 2019, Orbis Cascade Summer Meeting 2019, Tacoma, Washington.

• How to Use the Jim Rock Historic Can Collection. May 7, 2015, State of Jefferson Conference, Jacksonville, Oregon.

• Mapping the Library Collections. February 10, 2012, Online Northwest 2012, Corvallis, Oregon.

• Teaching the Ethics of Information and Information Technology. January 21, 2005, Online Northwest 2005 , Corvallis, Oregon.

• Managing Electronic Resources in a Time of Shrinking Budgets. May 19, 2003, Acquisitions Institute, Timberline Lodge, Oregon.

• Information Architecture. March 1, 2002, Online Northwest 2002, Eugene, Oregon.

• Digging Deeper: Searching for Information in the Invisible Web. May 24, 2001, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, Oregon.

   

Education

• MLS in library science, Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 2001

• MA in theology, Graduate Theological Union, 1996

• BA in psychology, Earlham College, 1994

   

Previous Experience

• Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute — Library Assistant 1999-2001

• Massachusetts Water Resources Authority — Library Intern 1999-2001

• Beacon Press — Production Assistant 1998-99, Author Appearance Coordinator 1997-98

• North Atlantic Books — Customer Service Rep, 1996-97